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Mountains and Volcanoes
Ten lessons about mountainous terrain, maps, plate movement, rock destruction, glaciers and volcanoes. 50 own problems on features, processes and boundaries of conclusions.
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- 10Thematic lessons
- 10Sequential lessons
- 50Scored tasks
- 10Theory sections
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Mountainous terrain and mapTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Peak, Slope and Valley
We name parts of mountainous terrain.
Mountains on the map
Read the symbols of the relief.
How mountains arise and changeTwo short lessons and ten problems.
How the mountains rise
We connect the movement of plates and changes in rocks.
The stones change
We distinguish between destruction in place and transfer.
Ice and underground meltTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Glacier changes valley
We see the effect of moving ice.
Magma Path
We distinguish between underground matter and output to the surface.
Volcano shape and materialsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Volcanoes of different shapes
Compare the wide building and the steep cone.
Ash and other materials
Comparing eruption products.
Ocean and observationsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Volcano on land and in the ocean
We take into account the hidden part of the building.
How to watch a volcano
Connecting different dimensions without guessing about the date.
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